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- Text: and eating the dog (00:50:56:00) o Once the unit finally made it out of LZ Kelly, they were moved to an AO near series of firebases adjacent to the South China Sea; on the 4th of July, the men were taken onto one of the firebases, Firebase Tomahawk, and were
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- Text: appreciated volunteers. Some Native American Contributions to Today's World MAPLE SYRUP SUGAR WHITE POTATOES SWEET POTATOES TOMATOES PINEAPPLES AVOCADO TURKEYS CLAMBAKES PEMMICAN CANOE TOBAGGAN SNOWSHOES MOCCASINS TIPI KAYAK LACROSSE TOMAHAWK PIPE SMOKING
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- Text: . In disgusting displays, they dance through neighborhoods waving tomahawks. Bedecked in warpaint, bells and feathers, they whoop and holler every step of the way. But, I wonder how you would feel if children were dressed up as a Bible carrying ministers each
